These past few days, I've been listening to everyone talk about AI Agents going on the chain, and I feel the most important thing to remember is one word: slow.

Agents can handle repetitive tasks like running interactions, monitoring gas, and signing on a schedule, which is really convenient, but when it comes to critical steps, humans still need to take the final responsibility: don't give unlimited permissions/limits right away, don't trust "same name" for contract addresses, cross-chain/bridge steps are especially prone to issues, and once on the chain, there's really no undo button.
Also, there's the wallet layering: hot wallets can be used for testing, while main wallets only handle the final steps—this is basically my current discipline.
Looking at the macro side—interest rate cut expectations, the dollar index, and risk assets all acting erratically—I prefer to stay a bit slower, so Agent's rapid pace doesn't get me emotionally carried away…
Anyway, I’d rather do a few fewer transactions than fix more vulnerabilities later.